Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
1 Hour(s) 38 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Robert Eglet
Rating
Course Overview
A Neuroscience Approach to Voir Dire and Jury Selection by Robert T. Eglet.
The aim of this "How Do Jurors Make Decisions" course is to help fellow trial lawyers understand the role and importance of behavioral science in jury selection and to understand the real force behind a juror’s decision-making process. Award-winning trial lawyer, Robert Eglet, will explain how neuroscience can affect jury selection and how to use it to develop a winning voir dire strategy.
During his nearly three decades of experience, Robert Eglet has developed a unique and successful strategy for jury selection which has earned him a 97% success rate in jury trials and this is the basis for the course. It’s centered around the use of behavioral science and the struggle between the conscious and unconscious mind. Mr. Eglet strongly believes as a trial lawyer, if you’re not using the principles of behavioral science, you’re already behind your competition.
Course Content
- 6 section(s)
- 22 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 How Jurors Make Decisions
- Section 3 Case Studies
- Section 4 The Human Mind
- Section 5 States of the Brain
- Section 6 Six Step Process
What You’ll Learn
- Conduct Voir Dire and jury selection like an expert. You will learn to utilize and integrate the principles of neuro- and behavioral science in a 6-step process to uncover juror bias and uncover how jurors think and ultimately how they make decisions.
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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EElizabeth Pearce
It was a great course. You won't be disappointed. There is a lot of important information to learn and he explains it clearly. It was interesting and educational. Thank You for your time.
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NN Townsend
Not just for attorneys and legal staff! No matter what the description claims this course is good for just about anyone who has to deal with evaluating and persuading people. I was able to watch this course before its official release through Udemy's Early Access course review program and liked it so much I bought it to keep in my library. I'm already re-watching it. The production quality is excellent. Mr. Eglet presents the information in a way that's both interesting and easy to follow. He clearly cites his sources to make it easy to get more information should you wish to delve deeper into a particular topic. The course may seem short but it is densely packed with relevant information and without any fluff or filler.
